Pazuzu God: Deity of Protection and Wind, exact replica
Pazuzu: Ancient Mesopotamian God Associated with Wind and Protection against Malevolent Spirits. Believed to Originate from Assyrian and Babylonian Culture. Pazuzu was Revered as a Benevolent Demon, with the Power to Ward Off Demons and Safeguard People from Illness and Misfortune.

Description: Pazuzu is Depicted as a Half-Human, Half-Animal Being, Possessing a Human Body, Lion or Dog Head, Bird-of-Prey Claws, and Eagle Wings. Often Portrayed Holding a Staff or Lightning Bolt, Symbolizing His Dominion Over Winds and Malevolent Spirits